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As I have indicated many times in this space, the global ocean is critical to life on Earth. Life on Earth arose from the global ocean. Oceans of the world serve as critical food sources throughout this planet. They also prov...
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The more I look, the worse it all seems. Perhaps I should follow the path of most people, and stop looking. I suspect that’s the customary path.
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I have frequently erred with my predictions. However, I recognize that predictions are a fundamental part of the scientific process.
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A stick of dynamite is small. At 20 centimeters long and 2.5 centimeters thick, it’s about the size of a banana. Only a fool would doubt the power of a stick of dynamite. The fool would do so only once.
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From the Cascadia Daily News on 5 December 2025 comes a story titled Cold water corals in Salish Sea unlock new insights into ocean health. Here’s the subhead: “Study: Acidification in the Pacific foreshadows world’s other wa...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor Guy R McPherson is an internationally recognized speaker, award-winning scientist, and the world’s leading authority on abrupt, irreversible climate change leading to near-term human extinction
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